This Sunday the final date of Formula 1 2025 will take place at the Yas Marina Circuit: the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix. The race that starts at 10 (Argentine time), It can be seen live on television via Fox Sports as well as streaming across the platforms Disney+ Premium And F1 TV Pro. Franco Colapinto, who has already been confirmed as the starting driver for next season, will experience his last day of the year with Alpine.
The Argentine continues to suffer with the lowest performing car on the grid. On a technical and rough track that requires high traction in slow corners, braking stability and good tire management in night conditions. “I just don’t feel right. Maybe we’re going in the wrong direction.” (…) Once again I had no grip at the back. I’ve been struggling with the same problem all day. We changed a few things and I don’t have the grip I need. “It’s very difficult,” he said.
This Saturday, in qualifying for the race, Max Verstappen (Red Bull) took pole position and he was well placed to define the championship, making him one of the title contenders alongside Lando Norris and Oscar Piastri, both of McLaren. Colapinto, For his part, he couldn’t control the car, he made mistakes and will start last.
All dates 24 of Formula 1 2025 can be seen live on television Fox Sportsas well as through streaming across the platforms Disney+ Premium And F1 TV Pro. Anyone who has Telecentro Play, Flow or DGO can tune in to the sports channel directly via the cable operator (an active subscription is required in any case).
The fight for the title is hotter than ever and there are three drivers with a chance of winning the title: Norris, Verstappen and Piastri. It’s the final race of the year, everything will be determined in the Middle East and the combination of results makes McLaren’s British driver the top favorite for the title as he is 12 points ahead of the current four-time world champion and 16 points ahead of his Australian teammate. He will start second and if he finishes on the podium he will win the championship.
McLaren had already established itself in the constructors’ championship several days in advance. It already has 800 units and is 341 ahead of Mercedes, which is second with 459. Red Bull is in third place with 426 and Ferrari is only in fourth place with 382. Alpine, with Pierre Gasly and Colapinto the only one of the 20 current starting drivers who has not yet collected any points, is at the bottom of the table with just 22 points for the Frenchman.